The art of writing a marriage profile

You have made the decision to marry. Then it is the right time for you to learn how to create a Marriage Profile. There are several things you need to know before committing to a relationship. Writing a profile for a job is different from writing a profile for your marriage. You don’t need any marriage experience here, unless you are in a situation to go for a second marriage.

If you read some marriage profiles to select a spouse for your marriage, you will have a calculated idea about your potential bride or groom. However, if the Profile you read has something to offer and doesn’t contain the required first-hand information, you’ll naturally move on to the next Profile to see if you can get what you need. You will repeat projecting many more Marriage Profiles to make your wedding dreams come true.

While looking at the Profiles with a cursory glance, think for a moment that you are looking for a life partner for yourself. Then you will know what information to look for and what kind of information is not given in that profile, which you think is very essential for you to know and make a decision for a preliminary contact with the person.

Therefore, remember that when you present yourself in writing, the reader of your Profile draws an imaginary image of you in their mind. It is his expression that could brighten or blur this image that he created in the mind of his potential spouse.

honesty is paid

Be honest when disclosing your data. You can give your original name or a nice, attractive and meaningful nickname. Your age is always calculated in parallel with your professional qualifications. The more qualified you are, the less important your age will be. Profession and annual income also play an important role in selecting a spouse for Marriage.

Try to give as much information about yourself as possible. Any Marriage Questionnaire covers most of the first hand information that a potential spouse needs for the best selection of the profile holder for marriage.
Information about your parents, siblings, etc. they are an added bonus in revealing your family setup and the social status you enjoy.

Your personal interests, hobbies, etc. they are useful to judge the personality and the instinct that you have inside of you.

Profile Description

When you write about yourself in the Profile Description column, keep in mind that this is the most important column that will give the reader of your Marriage Profile a complete picture of you. This is the column that primarily plays the leading role and helps the reader make a decision on whether to select you for preliminary contact or move on to the next profile on the list.

Here you describe yourself in a very well articulated way. Be truthful and honest when disclosing details. Use courteous language giving as much information as possible about your personality, your job, your earnings; any omitted items that you believe should be disclosed to your prospective spouse for selection. You have 1000 characters to write well for your marriage. Do not fill the column with periods, hyphens, or slashes. Doing so will only reflect your inability to describe yourself. Don’t use a single character repeatedly to fill the entire text box, with or without spaces.

Write positively your partner preferences for marriage. This will help the system automatically match your requirements and send you an alert if a new member who has your membership preferences signs up for the system.

Adding photos

Finally, after submitting the completed Marriage Profile, using the Login and Password sent to your registered email address, log in to the system, which will take you to your home page that is being created for you. From here you can upload three different photos, one main and two for the album, depending on the configuration of the Marriage Site program.

Photos speak more than 1000 words. Let your photo be good, vivid and smart. A person planning their Marriage first looks for Marriage Profiles with photographs. By adding the photo, you give your potential spouse a fair chance to get an idea about your personality along with the description you have provided on their profile. Photographs help to make a spontaneous decision in the selection of preliminary contact for matrimonial purposes. Profiles with Photos have been seen to receive 5-10 times more response from potential spouses than those without Photos.

If you are reluctant to show your Photographs and believe that although the photographs say more than 1000 words, they do not speak of reality, due to the absence of your photogenic face, then you could mention in your Marriage Profile that the same will be sent to the person separately upon request, or it could be given at first personal contact with you or your family.